Transit routes will neutralize sanctions 

Siasat-e-Rooz devoted its editorial to the railway agreement between Iran and Russia and said: The truth is that the solution to neutralize the sanctions does not pass through negotiations with Europe and America, which are facing many internal challenges these days, but through interaction with neighbors. Rail and transit connections play an important role in this field.

St. Petersburg-Persian Gulf highway on operational rail

In a commentary, Farhikhtegan discussed the railway cooperation between Iran and Russia.

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Proposing regional agreement a joint trick of the West and Westerners

Kayhan reacted to an article written by Ali Vaez and Vali Nasr in Foreign Affairs and criticized it. It wrote: America, which is much weaker than the past and is declining, needs to negotiate with Iran more than ever. It is because Washington is seeing the increasing progress of the Islamic Republic in various fields and the expansion of its influence and authority in the region and the world.

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Syria’s economic opportunities for Iran

In its editorial, Kayhan addressed the dimensions of the president’s visit to Syria. It wrote: Some Iranian observers have the imagination that Syria is very poor and the damages caused by the war are too much that these economic agreements have nothing but costs for Iran. But this idea lacks expert opinion.

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The defeat of Israel’s goals in Syria

The Iran newspaper discussed the relationship between Raisi’s visit to Syria and the Zionist regime. It wrote: The Zionists committed a series of terrorist acts during most of the past two years in order to prevent Iran from having a special position in Syria in various political, security and military dimensions. These terrorist actions were used against Syria and sometimes against positions in Syria that belonged to Iran and Iran’s allies.

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Iran never forgets its allies

In its editorial, Etemad addressed Iran-Syria relations. It wrote: Iran has great capacities in all infrastructure fields that can provide to Syria in reconstruction efforts. In the past, Syria has proven it is a strategic ally of Iran, and despite the huge costs it has paid, Damascus never retreats from its principles. Damascus has refused to compromise with the Zionist regime, and does not want to deviate from its principles.

Israel's fear of Qaani's increasing authority

About forty months after appointment of Ismail Qaani, the proud general of Islam, as the commander of the Quds Force, not only the path of martyr Lt. Gen. Qassem Soleimani is continuing, but also the path has now become more successful, Kayhan wrote in its editorial.

Tehran - Beijing: speed up

In a note, Vatan-e-Emrooz discussed the relations between Tehran and Beijing.

Dealing with submarines is the new capability of Iran’s drones

Vatan-e-Emrooz discussed Iran’s drone program. It wrote: The Army is now equipped with air-to-air and air-to-ground missiles, long-range and intelligent aerial bombs, and electronic warfare system as drones built by the Ministry of Defense were delivered to it in recent days.

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"Riyadh has reconsidered its regional tactic"

The Iran newspaper in its reportage discussed the dimensions of the foreign minister's visit to Oman and Lebanon.

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Message of delivering 200 drones to the army

 In an opinion piece in the Iran newspaper, Defense Minister Brigadier General Mohammad Reza Ashtiani wrote: “Last week, more than 200 drones of the Karar, Ababil, and Arash types were delivered to the army in different parts of the country at the presence of the senior commanders of the armed forces… Our studies and evaluations of the possible future battlefields remind us of the important role of drones and their priority.

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Creating margins is prohibited

 In its editorial, the Iran newspaper addressed the enemy’s strategy to create peripheral issues, which is sometimes accompanied by the negligence of some officials in the country.

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Enemy’s psyops intended to be pessimistic about ourselves 

In its editorial, the Iran newspaper addressed the statements of the Leader in a meeting with the students. It wrote:  The Leader said that the enemy’s goal is to create pessimism towards ourselves. He mentioned:

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Popular Army

In a note on the occasion of Army Day, the Iran newspaper wrote: Before any mission, maintaining territorial integrity is one of the tasks of the army in all countries in the world and the Iranian army is not an exception. However, the enemies, who appear like normal people, are teaming up with the separatists and inviting the army to confront the system and join the enemies!

Logical confrontation in the field of diplomacy

In a commentary, Farhikhtegan has pointed to the Sunday remarks of the Leader in his meeting with the senior military commanders.

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Attack on the government cabinet

In a commentary, Shargh discussed the developments in President Raisi's government and claimed that changes in cabinet do not have much effect. It said: Finally, the changes in the not so successful 13th cabinet started, and it seems that the changes are expected to continue until the cabinet is completely reshuffled and at least the economic team of the government is changed.  Pro-government media outlets have said changes will strengthen competence and opportunity to solve problems, especially in curbing inflation and promoting growth.

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Six reasons for collapse of Israel

Most of newspapers in Iran, which published their last issue on Tuesday, discussed Quds Day and the situation in Palestine and its future.

Multidimensional advantages of Iran's drone power

In a report, the Vatan-e-Emrooz newspaper discussed the unveiling of the IRGC's new drone called Meraj 532 and the dimensions and achievements of Iran's drone power. It wrote: These days, Iran's drone power has helped the diplomacy economy.

Hamshahri: The way to deal with the war of narratives

In its editorial, the Hamshahri newspaper analyzed the war of narrative. The writer said: The base of war is to conquer the soul. The tool is also beyond the media. We are facing a hybrid war in which the media is also a part.

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Iran and the opportunity of Africa and Latin America

Writing in the Hamshahri newspaper, the head of the Islamic Culture and Relations Organization points to Iran’s foreign policy in Latin America and Africa, saying: The inherent desire of the socialist chain formed in Latin America (which was known as America’s backyard for a long time) in cooperation with the Islamic Republic of Iran and also valuable cultural, civilizational, economic and political cooperation of African countries with our country (as an irreplaceable power in the West Asian region) should not be ignored.

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America seeks to create tensions

In its editorial, the Kayhan newspaper addressed the regional developments and wrote: Considering that the wise policy of the Supreme Leader of the revolution removed the shadow of war not from the Iranian nation but from the region, America is seeking to create centers of tension in other places, including the Caucasus, and prevent the shutdown of these flashpoints, including the war in Yemen and Ukraine.

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Global campaign for de-dollarization 

The Kayhan newspaper dedicated its headline to the issue of de-dollarization in the world and wrote: A global uprising has begun to overcome the domination of the dollar, but the point to consider is that the wise leader of the revolution has been emphasizing the importance of this issue for years.

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People are the key to change

In its editorial the Hamshahri newspaper wrote about “change”. It said: Change is the extract and identity of the revolution. Change means mutation and jihadi movement but this important event can not be done except through the people; that is, the people of faith.

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Shuttle diplomacy in Middle East in last month of the year

In recent weeks, the region has been witnessed significant developments in the field of diplomacy, Siasat-e-Rooz says.

A few points regarding ties between Iran and S. Arabia

While it was said that Saudi Arabia is preparing to normalize relations with Israel, the sudden change of the playing field from Tel Aviv-Riyadh to Tehran-Riyadh was surprising.

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Shock to Bibi

Netanyahu's policies against the Palestinians provoked a tough reaction from Saudi Arabia and the UAE, the Iran newspaper writes. While the two countries until recently had taken the lead in normalizing relations suddenly entered into a serious challenge with the Zionist regime.

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Dimensions of Grossi's trip to Tehran

Although there are a lot of assumptions about Rafael Grossi's visit to Tehran, it seems that before his arrival in Iran, Massimo Aparo, the IAEA Deputy Director General and Head of the Department of Safeguards, reached an agreement with the officials in Tehran, otherwise chief of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran did not invite Grossi to Tehran, Arman-e-Melli wrote.

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Both Iran, U.S. need to continue negotiations regarding the JCPOA

​​​​​​​ Since last September, when the JCPOA talks were interrupted, the West, based on some reports, has claimed that Iran has not fulfilled its obligations and claimed that Tehran is getting close to building nuclear weapons, Arman-e- Melli said, citing Ali Bigdeli, a political analyst.

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Are Tehran-Delhi ties moving towards divergence?

Farhikhtegan writes: Relations between Iran and India experienced a controversial week. Iran’s Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian called off a visit to India apparently because a video promoting a government-backed geopolitics conference featured a brief clip of protesting Iranian women along with images of President Raisi.

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Syria rose from the ashes

Siasat-e-Rrooz writes: Syrian President Bashar al-Assad hosted a delegation of the speakers of the parliaments of Iraq, the United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Palestine, Libya, Egypt, and heads of the delegations from Oman and Lebanon.